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As always, you are (were) using Twitter wrong. I follow authors, artists and journalists. Now, since Musk, the comments on anything newsworthy is a cesspool of
by Ensorceled 3y ago
As always, you are (were) using Twitter wrong. I follow authors, artists and journalists. Now, since Musk, the comments on anything newsworthy is a cesspool of paid subscribers with inane comments or just a string of emojis.
If you had told me 6 months ago that I would grow to hate the clown emoji, I would have been bewildered.
- qwytw 3y ago> As always, you are (were) using Twitter wrong. I follow authors, artists and journalists. Well yeah, but those authors, artists and journalists can only use Twitter to share links and images (and announcements) since no meaningful content can fit into 230 chars. The worst is when people split a single paragraph text into 5+ tweets, that just brain damage inducing UX.... IMHO removing the limit would've been the only good thing Musk did if it was available to everyone.
- theGnuMe 3y agoScience and likewise machine learning twitter are interesting in the game theory sense of the whatever Twitter is. Same with journalists. It's distinct from the influencer phenomenon. Also distinct from what you see in the author/podcast world.